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Tony Bennett-Dearly Beloved
Henry Mancini -Champagne and Quail
Dinah Washington Cry Me A River
Carlini World Of Strings-Plasir D’mour
Lionel Hampton-The Nearness Of You
Mantovani -As Time Goes By
Percy Faith -Out Of This World
Stan Getz-Wives And Lovers
James Spencer-Romanc...
This week on Cocktail Nation, we’re heading into the shadows with Deep Space Confidential: Caracas Pursuit — a journey through exotic sounds, Cold War intrigue, tiki culture and the glamorous world of the bachelor pad.
We’ll also look at the cocktail that refused to die, revisit the origins of the Moscow–Washington hotline, explore some seriously swanky sounds from aro...
Or as she likes to call it fluffy harmless observation time
Perry Beekman -Someone To Watch Over Me
Ken Greves-Lush Life
Audrey Morris -Good Morning Heartache
James Morrison- Getting Sentimental Over You
Rene Raff-Among The Stars
Mary Anderson-Your Quietness
Larry Gelb-Laura Morante
101 Strings-Macarthur Park
Lets open the urban dictionary kids and look up page 56
Nat King Cole- Lush Life
Tony Bennett- Dancing In The Dark
Dean Martin- Sleep Warm
Sir Roland Hanna- In A Sentimental Mood
Oscar Peterson-Oh Lady Be Good
Les Baxter -Celestial Nocturne
Peter Paulson Trio Comrade Conrad
Jeff Denson Trio -Body And Soul
George F...
This week on Cocktail Nation, we're slipping behind the velvet curtain and into the glamorous world of 1960s espionage — where secret agents, Cold War intrigue and suspicious cats meet some of the coolest music ever recorded.
Our main feature explores Spy Music — The Sound of Espionage, looking at how the Cold War and classic spy films created an instantly rec...